The Head Golf Coach is responsible for leading the Hill School Golf program in a manner consistent with the school’s mission and values. This position emphasizes fostering growth in student-athletes who demonstrate perseverance, integrity, and sportsmanship both on and off the course. The Head Coach serves as a mentor, educator, and role model—creating a positive and inclusive environment that supports student-athletes with learning differences while helping them develop their skills, confidence, and character.
Key Responsibilities:
Report directly to and work closely with the Hill School Athletic Director.
Coordinate training, instruction, and conditioning for student-athletes at all levels within the Golf program.
Attend all athletic meetings as scheduled by the Athletic Director.
View success not solely as winning, but as helping athletes build confidence, set goals, and reach their full potential.
Ensure the health, safety, and welfare of every student-athlete participating in Golf.
Adhere to and model the expectations outlined in Hill School’s Athletic Handbook for self and student-athletes.
Maintain professional relationships with TCAF/CSAF organizations and personnel.
Communicate consistently and effectively with athletes, parents, and athletic department staff via email and in-person meetings.
Preferred Characteristics and Qualifications:
Coaching experience at the varsity level or personal experience competing at the collegiate level.
Bachelor’s Degree required.
Completion of NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching, Concussion Training, Sudden Cardiac Arrest Training, and valid First Aid/CPR certification.
Demonstrated understanding of and commitment to supporting student-athletes with learning differences.
Strong knowledge of golf techniques, strategy, and sportsmanship.
Dedication to continuous learning and improvement, including staying informed about evolving coaching practices and sport-specific developments.
Personal Qualities
Positive energy and enthusiasm for mentoring student-athletes and fostering teamwork.
Compassionate and patient approach that supports the diverse learning and motivational needs of Hill School students.
Dependable, organized, and professional with strong communication and leadership skills.
Physical Requirements and Work Environment
The Head Golf Coach position requires the ability to:
Work outdoors in varying weather conditions for extended periods of time.
Walk, stand, and move across golf courses during practices and tournaments.
Carry or transport golf equipment weighing up to 25 pounds.
Maintain attentiveness and awareness to ensure the safety and engagement of student-athletes throughout practices, competitions, and travel.
Send cover letter, resume, and educational philosophy to: #J-18808-Ljbffr
Key Responsibilities:
Report directly to and work closely with the Hill School Athletic Director.
Coordinate training, instruction, and conditioning for student-athletes at all levels within the Golf program.
Attend all athletic meetings as scheduled by the Athletic Director.
View success not solely as winning, but as helping athletes build confidence, set goals, and reach their full potential.
Ensure the health, safety, and welfare of every student-athlete participating in Golf.
Adhere to and model the expectations outlined in Hill School’s Athletic Handbook for self and student-athletes.
Maintain professional relationships with TCAF/CSAF organizations and personnel.
Communicate consistently and effectively with athletes, parents, and athletic department staff via email and in-person meetings.
Preferred Characteristics and Qualifications:
Coaching experience at the varsity level or personal experience competing at the collegiate level.
Bachelor’s Degree required.
Completion of NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching, Concussion Training, Sudden Cardiac Arrest Training, and valid First Aid/CPR certification.
Demonstrated understanding of and commitment to supporting student-athletes with learning differences.
Strong knowledge of golf techniques, strategy, and sportsmanship.
Dedication to continuous learning and improvement, including staying informed about evolving coaching practices and sport-specific developments.
Personal Qualities
Positive energy and enthusiasm for mentoring student-athletes and fostering teamwork.
Compassionate and patient approach that supports the diverse learning and motivational needs of Hill School students.
Dependable, organized, and professional with strong communication and leadership skills.
Physical Requirements and Work Environment
The Head Golf Coach position requires the ability to:
Work outdoors in varying weather conditions for extended periods of time.
Walk, stand, and move across golf courses during practices and tournaments.
Carry or transport golf equipment weighing up to 25 pounds.
Maintain attentiveness and awareness to ensure the safety and engagement of student-athletes throughout practices, competitions, and travel.
Send cover letter, resume, and educational philosophy to: #J-18808-Ljbffr